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OK. I just picked up a DS about 50 years after I first wanted one. I got two games, Animal Crossing and Professor Layton.
The screen is cool, first thing I did was go into Pictochat and draw a schlong which is I believe what you are *required* to do upon getting a DS.
But I popped in Animal Crossing and it felt like... Animal Crossing for Cube! Which is what I want, I want to be Nook's indentured servant all over again. But Layton is awesome, I actually decided to get a DS after doing the puzzles in the Layton ads in magazines (you send your answer to Nintendo via cell phone). Very great graphics and great puzzles. When is Layton 2 coming out?
I also wanted a couple other games, such as Picross, but its out of print. Same with Kirby: Canvas Curse. How come DS games go out of print so quickly? Picross only came out last year and was one of Nintendo's bigger releases IIRC. I am gonna have to go through eBay or Amazon sellers and risk getting a bootleg. BTW its like this for Japanese games too, there's another puzzle game I want (Slitherlink) that was released in Japan and is also OOP.
Any tips for avoiding those bootlegs? And which screen do you prefer for playing GBA games, I have one or two I want to play now.
The screen is cool, first thing I did was go into Pictochat and draw a schlong which is I believe what you are *required* to do upon getting a DS.
But I popped in Animal Crossing and it felt like... Animal Crossing for Cube! Which is what I want, I want to be Nook's indentured servant all over again. But Layton is awesome, I actually decided to get a DS after doing the puzzles in the Layton ads in magazines (you send your answer to Nintendo via cell phone). Very great graphics and great puzzles. When is Layton 2 coming out?
I also wanted a couple other games, such as Picross, but its out of print. Same with Kirby: Canvas Curse. How come DS games go out of print so quickly? Picross only came out last year and was one of Nintendo's bigger releases IIRC. I am gonna have to go through eBay or Amazon sellers and risk getting a bootleg. BTW its like this for Japanese games too, there's another puzzle game I want (Slitherlink) that was released in Japan and is also OOP.
Any tips for avoiding those bootlegs? And which screen do you prefer for playing GBA games, I have one or two I want to play now.